DOJ Formally Moves to Drop Trump 2020 Obstruction Case in DC (1)
The US Justice Department has moved to drop the 2020 election obstruction case against Donald Trump, asking a judge to dismiss the extraordinary federal prosecution of a former president whose reelection ensured he’d be shielded from charges in the White House.
Special counsel Jack Smith has moved to dismiss his federal election interference case and the appeal of his classified ...
Blanche served as Trump’s lead criminal defense lawyer in the Stormy Daniels hush money case brought by Manhattan District ...
The Justice Department weighed in on commission rules ahead of the final hearing for the landmark Sitzer/Burnett case.
Stephanie Hockridge-Reis and her husband co-founded Blueacorn, a lender service provider that was purportedly founded to help ...
The Justice Department's legal filing comes just days before a judge overseeing litigation against the National Association ...
DOJ officials worry about Trump loyalist Pam Bondi as attorney general. “Wicked” and “Gladiator II” kick off the holiday box ...
President-elect Trump is planning to fire special prosecutor Jack Smith's entire team, according to the Washington Post.
Explore how the Trump administration's antitrust agenda could reshape the tech landscape and the impact of proposed breakup ...
Doug Melamed, Stanford law professor, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the DOJ vs Google antitrust advertising ...
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